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Red Panda, the iconic acrobat known for her high-flying, bowl-flipping unicycle act, fell hard during a halftime performance at WNBA Commisioner's Cup final.

Quarterback Makena Cook, who was injured during girls' soccer season, will be back for Lancers' flag football team and will have to navigate a rule change.

Columnist Dylan Hernández writes that with three months remaining in the regular season, there's more than enough time for the Dodgers to get healthy and become a juggernaut.

Can't lay hands on any Savannah Bananas baseball tickets? No worries: The Roku Channel will stream the team's ballgame live Sunday from Boston's Fenway Park.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto gives up one run in seven innings as the NL-best Dodgers defeat the AL-worst White Sox.

Christian Pulisic says he hopes to inspire the next generation of U.S. soccer stars by building affordable training spaces.

Jake Paul, once best known as a former child star and YouTube influencer, has been ranked by the World Boxing Assn. after his win over Julio César Chávez Jr.

The second-year forward has begun drills and playing with contact. Teammate Rae Burrell has returned to practice and could return on upcoming trip.

NBA Finals and regular-season MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander signed a four-year, $28- million contract extension. How does it compare to NFL and MLB mega-deals?

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark received a record number of fan votes for the 2025 WNBA All-Star game but only ranked ninth among guards in the player vote. What gives?